Cleveland, Rev. William, at his brother’s wedding, 190. Clifford, Justice, member of the Electoral Commission, 110. Cody, “Buffalo Bill,” at Roosevelt’s inauguration, 294. Colfax, Mrs. Schuyler, at President Grant’s inaugural ball, 52. Colman, Norman J., Secretary of Agriculture, 196. Columbia, District of, its territorial government established, 56. Conger, E. J., commands force that captured John Wilkes Booth, 5. Conkling, Roscoe, at the Republican National Convention of 1876, 134; resigns in protest, 135; is accused of conspiracy with Guiteau, 147. Cooke, Henry D., Governor of District of Columbia, 56. Coolidge, Calvin, at Harding’s inauguration, 378; is inducted into vice presidency, 379; learns of Harding’s death, 401; takes oath of office, 401; proposes to carry out Harding’s policies, 402; his history, 404; attends Harding’s Cabinet meetings, 404; enjoys handshaking ordeals, 418; his sense of humour, 418; his inauguration, 418. Coolidge, Mrs. Calvin, at Harding’s inauguration, 378; her popularity, 408, 413; her history, 409; favours more efficient citizenship, 415; receives honorary degree, 415; at Coolidge’s inauguration, 418. Coolidge, Calvin, Jr., his death, 412. Coppinger, Mrs., her death, 213. Corbet, Mrs., signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. Corbin, Abel R., engages in gold speculation, 72. Corbin, General, provides special train for Mrs. Garfield, 141; at McKinley’s second inauguration, 265. Cortelyou, George B., at shooting of President McKinley, 267; is charged with political favouritism by Judge Parker, 291. “Cotton States and International Exhibition,” is opened by Marian Cleveland, 237. Couzens, Phoebe, at 1871 woman suffrage convention, 69. Cowan, Fred, describes Andrew Johnson’s austerity, 33. Cox, John D., Secretary of the Interior, 55. Cox, Mrs. Jacob D., signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. Coxey’s army, marches to Washington, 234. Cragin, Senator Aaron H., at Grant’s second inauguration, 78. Craig, “Big Bill,” his death, 280. Crédit Mobilier scandal, Ben Perley Poore recounts its history, 84 _et seq._ Cresswell, John A., Postmaster General, 55. Crook, Colonel William W., describes Mrs. Andrew Johnson, 34; describes President Harrison’s Christmas tree, 212. Curtis, Senator Charles, at Coolidge’s inauguration, 418. Cushing, Caleb, American counsel before Geneva arbitration tribunal, 68. Custer, Brevet Major General George M., in the Grand Review, 19. Custer, General George Armstrong, his death at the Little Big Horn, 99. Dahlgren, Mrs. John A., signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. Daniel, William, is nominated for vice presidency, 175. Daniels, Josephus, Secretary of the Navy, 345. Daniels, Mrs. Josephus, her war-time activities, 368. Daugherty, Harry M., Attorney General, 379.